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Best flooring for a hardressing salon
austin man - 27/6/14 at 08:00 PM

Looking for the best / most suitable flooring for a hairdressere so has to be able to withstand a lot of traffic
Business is in Rotherham Town centre


A whats the best at a reasonable price
B anyone on here supply and fit approximately 85 SQ metres
C Price per Sq Metre Supplied if no supply and fit

Cheers Andy


fesycresy - 27/6/14 at 08:06 PM

I'd say tiles.

I have tiles in my personal salon (kitchen).


Volvorsport - 27/6/14 at 08:12 PM

Does it come with an mx5......


austin man - 27/6/14 at 08:12 PM

tiles have a habit of lifting so on health and safety grounds a no go really


Slimy38 - 27/6/14 at 08:19 PM

Our local barbers has wood laminate flooring. Ikea used to do fantastically wearing stuff for a good price but they seem to have eased off a bit now.


austin man - 27/6/14 at 08:36 PM

Has to be fully waterproof laminate would be a lot more expensive to meet the criteria


dilley - 27/6/14 at 08:48 PM

Tiles! They don't lift if laid correctly!


D Beddows - 27/6/14 at 09:36 PM

Decent 'woodplank' vinyl by someone like Amtico - looks good and will probably outlive the life of the shop if fitted properly. If it works in places like Primark..........


snapper - 28/6/14 at 04:36 AM

And a sticker for your MX5






[Edited on 28/6/14 by snapper]


cliftyhanger - 28/6/14 at 07:01 AM

A commercial vinyl floor? I know it is expensive, but shop stuff always is. Should last for many years though.
There are no cheap ways out of this one.......


Smoking Frog - 28/6/14 at 10:44 AM

Another one for vinyl. If it's a concrete floor you could always screed and paint for an industrial look, some heavy machinery would complete the look, worker's in oiled stained overalls, sparks flying. OK I'll stop.

MX5's are fantastic cars, why do I love the jokes so much?


mark.s - 28/6/14 at 03:36 PM

fitted quick step laminate flooring in our salon and seems ok after 9 years
but as said earlier amtico or carndine or similar are bomb proof for commercial areas
tiles are ok but start to look tired quite quickly with the grout line showing dirt ect

amtico ect wont be cheap but you will only have to do it once

good luck

mark


JoelP - 1/7/14 at 09:19 PM

I'd vote laminate myself. Indeed I've fitted it in a hair salon. It's more than waterproof enough for a salon. Tiles are too cold and hard.


daniel mason - 1/7/14 at 10:02 PM

You should ask rob turner. (Laptobrob) he spends an awful lot of time in these type of places


Angel Acevedo - 2/7/14 at 12:34 AM

Epoxy Floor Paint??


owelly - 2/7/14 at 07:01 AM

Non-slip pro vinyl all fitted and sealed by a pro. It will last for years, be easy to sweep after each siting and be moppable at the end of the day.


DarrenW - 8/7/14 at 08:00 PM

Polyflor expona, commercial range.